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Bromsgrove Cemetery1103 viewsPlots OLD-O-43 and OLD-O-44 are in the grassy area in the foreground, just to the left (in the photograph) of the vertical gravestone. They are slightly to the left of the lone daffodil plant.May 04, 2005
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Bromsgrove Cemetery1064 viewsLooking back, through the bluebells, to plots OLD-O-43 and OLD-O-44. They're just on the other side of the bluebells in this photograph.May 04, 2005
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Bromsgrove Cemetery817 viewsPlots OLD-O-43 and OLD-O-44. We couldn't have found them without the assistance of this cemetery maintenance official. Unfortunately, there were no grave stones remaining on these two plots.May 04, 2005
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Bromsgrove Cemetery - Garden of Remembrance1451 viewsMay 4 2005May 04, 2005
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Bromsgrove Cemetery1982 viewsI thought this inscription was quite moving. Too bad about the plastic flowers. May 2005May 04, 2005
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Bromsgrove Cemetery2293 viewsQuite an "active" family plot, with lots of plastic flowers and the green crushed glass that I think looks like it should be in an aquarium, not a cemetery. May 2005May 04, 2005
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Bromsgrove Cemetery811 viewsThe tree was recently pruned: I suspect that these graves had previously been completey covered by the overgrown tree. Just to the right of this grave were two large garbage cans. May 2005May 04, 2005
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Bromsgrove Cemetery971 viewsA grave with plastic flowers. They'd been there so long they were covered with mold and algae. May 2005May 04, 2005
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Bromsgrove Cemetery1409 viewsA broken grve with recently pruned tree, Bromsgrove Cemetery, May 2005May 04, 2005
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Otis with Barbell753 viewsMay 02, 2005
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Cole and Otis - And Yellow Frisbee738 viewsMay 02, 2005
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